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That setting changes the FFT resolution that is used when you select "Spectrum" or "Spectrum Log" as the display mode for the track (in the track drop down menu. Most of the effects in Audacity do not use FFT, but those that do will often have their own controls for setting the F...

The answer is in the link that I posted earlier.
Your turntable is USB - you must select the turntable as the recording device, not your sound card.
See the link for more information.

There are several ways to navigate through a track - for slowly skipping through a track there are some keyboard short-cuts (right/left cursor keys - holding down the SHIFT or CTRL keys alters the speed) For navigating through long files: Home key = jump to the beginning End key = jump to the end Th...

Excellent - that explains it nicely. There are two things going on that are causing this issue. "Latency correction", and "snapping". Latency correction You see at the beginning of tracks 2 and 3 that there are little arrows pointing to the left (toward the "1.0" and &q...

Any version of Nero should work.

Are you absolutely positive that your WAV files are "16 bit 44100Hz Microsoft PCM WAV - stereo"

secretsurfer wrote:I tried everything

What do you have set as the recording source in Audacity Preferences (Edit > Preferences > Audio I/O) ?

Do you still have the Audacity project (AUP file and data folder)? When you open your project, do you see several tracks above each other? If the answer to both is "yes", then use the "time shift tool" (button with double headed horizontal arrow) to slide the tracks left/right so...

Click on the Edit menu and select "Preferences"
Go to the "Interface" tab and de-select Clean-Speech mode.

You've not mentioned what your operating system is, but since Mac and Linux users are usually keen to say that they are using something better than Windows, I'll assume that you are using some version of Windows ;) For Windows you should be using this version of Lame with Audacity 1.3.6 http://lame....

It may be worth trying Audacity 1.3.6 - it handles the sound card a bit differently from 1.2.x, so it's worth trying to see if you get better performance. No need to uninstall 1.2.x, you can have them both installed at the same time. (Audacity 1.3.x can open projects made in v.1.2.x, but Audacity 1....